Prosecutors to Play Conrad Murray’s Interview With Cops
Oct. 7 2011, Published 4:10 a.m. ET
By Breaking Celebrity News Staff
For the first time, we will hear directly from Dr. Conrad Murray in his trial in Los Angeles on Friday.
Prosecutors will play a recording of a police interview conducted with the Houston-based cardiologist just two days after Michael Jackson’s shocking death in June, 2009.
The interview -- which lasted more than two hours -- has never been played in public before. It was conducted by two Los Angeles Police Department detectives.
Breaking Celebrity News will continue its gavel-to-gavel live stream coverage of the trial, beginning at 8:45am PT/11:45am ET Friday.
Meanwhile, during testimony on Thursday, the Los Angeles County Coroner's investigator who examined the singer’s body and bedroom was accused of making “mistakes”.
Elissa Fleak was questioned by defense attorney Ed Chernoff on some of her atypical practices.
After saying she always destroys her investigation notes, Elissa admitted she failed to dispose of her documents from a second trip to Michael’s house on June 29, four days after his death.
She said she kept the notes because it was unusual to require a second trip to an investigation scene, to which Chernoff asked: "Would you agree with me that you made a substantial number of mistakes in investigating this case?"
Fleak said: “No.”
The investigator also admitted she had picked up a